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Post By agentmoeller
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Image slicing
Hello
I have an image that I will slice to smaller parts.
The slice tool allows me to only draw straight lines.
For some reason, I need to slice the image by drawing on it and without the use of straight lines. I will draw many curves
How can I do this?
Thank you
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Junior Member
Re: Image slicing
Practitioners in the field of interface design skills, the process of slicing into a single 2D layout of the user interface consisting of multiple image files into a graphical user interface one or more electronic pages.The process includes both the district game single or multi-image file format native file format graphic arts software partition.
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Junior Member
Re: Image slicing
I do not know much about the slicing of the image but I am sure that would be a very helpful tool in many respects... I hope to get to know more about it... Thank you so much for sharing this new information with us over here.
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Power User
Re: Image slicing
You can use the pen tool to draw the exact shape you want to cut, then right click and choose make selection. Your pen line should turn into a dotted line, "marching ants." If Ps defaults to select what is outside your pen line, click select>modify>inverse.
Now, press CTL+C, create a new layer, press CTL+V. You should have your selected area isolated on the new layer.
Agent
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Member
Re: Image slicing
yep agree with above!
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Junior Member
Re: Image slicing
I am agree with the agentmoeller . Information provided by him is really helpful.
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Re: Image slicing
you can't do curve slice, I'm just wondering why you want to slice the image in curve line?
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